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Philadelphia

Families vacation in Philadelphia primarily for the history that can be found here, given its strong connection with the founding of America. But they return again and again for the countless other kid-friendly activities. You’ll want to tick Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell and Betsy Ross’s house off the list, then run around Franklin Square to burn off energy (or even up the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, like Rocky did). Many of the historical sites have costumed actors to make the fascinating stories come alive for children. And don’t forget to sample the famous cheesesteaks and decide as a family which is the best.

Whether you prefer intimate boutique hotels or luxurious icons, Philadelphia has both, and many offer kid-friendly amenities like activity packs and bedtime treats.

Located in the heart of Philadelphia’s historic district, Kimpton’s Hotel Monaco is an ideal spot for families touring Philadelphia. It overlooks Independence Park and is just steps from landmark sites such as the Liberty Bell and Constitution Center. The 268-room hotel has many accommodation types that work for families, including suites, connecting rooms and rooms…

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Located right in the heart of the city, The Ritz-Carlton, Philadelphia is an opulent reminder of our nation’s earliest days. Originally Girard Trust Company, it became Girard Corn Exchange in 1951, then served as a bank building in the 1970s and ’80s before evolving into The Ritz-Carlton in 2000. With decor that preserves a sense of the past, it’s…

Kimpton’s Hotel Monaco Philadelphia, in a beautiful bank building dating from the early 1900s, sits at the center of Philadelphia’s historic district, overlooking Independence National Historic Park — just steps from the Liberty Bell. The prime location, super-friendly staff and variety of accommodation options make this the ideal home base for families touring Philadelphia. Family-Friendly Review and…

I recently spent a long weekend at the Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia. When it comes to family travel, you really can’t beat staying at a Four Seasons property, and this Four Seasons hotel is no exception. Kids are indulged as soon as they enter the establishment. They get an afternoon and bedtime snack. They even offer pint-sized robes…

Philadelphia’s historic roots run deep. From celebrated landmarks like Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell, kids aren’t the only ones who’ll learn a thing or two during a family weekend in Philadelphia. I spent a weekend at the Omni Hotel at Independence Park with my kids and I couldn’t have picked a better launching point to explore all of the historic sites.

Keep the kids learning, and enjoy a great weekend in Philadelphia at the Omni Hotel at Independence Park . The location couldn’t be better for exploring Philadelphia’s historic area. A few days isn’t long enough to see it all, but here are my top picks for a family weekend in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia is a natural fit for families with excellent activities from the National Constitution Center to baseball. Last Spring Break, my kids and I took a road trip to Philly—I wrote about our trip and activities in Philadelphia for kids on our blog.

This all-American city did not disappoint. It’s educational and entertaining for all ages. Dana Rebmann, one of Ciao Bambino’s travel writers, is from Philadelphia and wrote an article on her favorite Philadelphia attractions with kids.

I was born and raised less than half an hour outside of Philadelphia. I grew up going to Phillies games, watching “Rocky” movies and eating cheese steaks and soft pretzels. It’s easy to see why I loved Philly as a kid. Now, as an adult, I love taking my kids.

As a parent, if you want to take your kids on a city vacation, it’s easy to forget about Philadelphia. Think about the competition. There’s New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco, just to name a few.

I was born and raised less than half an hour outside of Philadelphia. I grew up going to Phillies games, watching “Rocky” movies and eating cheese steaks and soft pretzels. It’s easy to see why I loved Philly as a kid. Now, as an adult, I love taking my kids. As a parent, if you want to take…